Pooches are fans of fairy homes

Wednesday, 21 November 2018 05:59

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

Furry friends are enjoying the Island's latest miniature homes for 'little people'.

Swedish Art Collective Anonymouse MMX is behind the features - with a fairy castle on Bradda Head, two in Dhoon Glen and one in Ballaglass Glen.

Visit Isle of Man took to social media yesterday showing pictures of pooches enjoying the houses.

Even our furry residents are loving @Anonymouse_mmx's extraordinary fairy houses ????

?? @ChuckIOM @yvettemhollows @breesheycain pic.twitter.com/yEpzPXQ8I7
— Visit Isle of Man (@visitisleofman) November 20, 2018

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